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Anybody Seen The Road? - GeraldRice - 12-08-2009

I want to know if this is a theater-worthy movie or if I should just wait until it comes out on DVD.


Anybody Seen The Road? - colburn0004 - 12-08-2009

I'm interested in this movie as well. I was hearing possitive buzz out of the film festival runs but other than that havent heard much.


Anybody Seen The Road? - The Mad American - 12-17-2009

Read the book and since it was such a feel good book I am skipping this for the holiday movie season. Want to see it as well but will wait on the DVD I think.


Anybody Seen The Road? - Medusa - 12-17-2009

I wanted to see this but here its being treated like an indie film. Its only playing one theater in all of Houston in the museum district at a theater that gets all the indies. I was disappointed. They pumped it up with all the trailers at our nearby theater and then no one gets it. I guess I'll be waiting for the DVD too.


Anybody Seen The Road? - GeraldRice - 12-17-2009

Medusa Wrote:I wanted to see this but here its being treated like an indie film. Its only playing one theater in all of Houston in the museum district at a theater that gets all the indies. I was disappointed. They pumped it up with all the trailers at our nearby theater and then no one gets it. I guess I'll be waiting for the DVD too.

I read the book too and I want to see it. But it looks boring to my wife. We're probably taking the kiddie poo to see "The Princess and the Frog" this weekend.


Anybody Seen The Road? - The Mad American - 12-17-2009

GeraldRice Wrote:I read the book too and I want to see it. But it looks boring to my wife. We're probably taking the kiddie poo to see "The Princess and the Frog" this weekend.


Took Gracie and a friend, along with Harper to see "The Princess and the Frog" this last saturday. It was cool to see a Disney movie with a brown princess for Gracie to watch. Also it has the old school, hand drawn look to it.

Was lots of fun until Harper decided to throw up on me about 3/4 of the way through the movie (was chipmunking popcorn and gagged himself..ugh).


Anybody Seen The Road? - Sigokat - 12-31-2009

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I did buy the book the other day, so I'm wondering...should I read the book first or wait to see the movie? Or does it not really matter one way or the other? Any help would be great. I picked up another book as well that I can always read in place of The Road if that's the best course of action.


Anybody Seen The Road? - GeraldRice - 12-31-2009

sigokat Wrote:I haven't seen the movie yet, but I did buy the book the other day, so I'm wondering...should I read the book first or wait to see the movie? Or does it not really matter one way or the other? Any help would be great. I picked up another book as well that I can always read in place of The Road if that's the best course of action.

I only read the book and it was excellent. The writing style takes a little getting used to, but McCarthy will grab you by the heart and just wrench.It was especially hard to read some of those scenes being a parent.


Anybody Seen The Road? - webby - 12-31-2009

GeraldRice Wrote:I only read the book and it was excellent. The writing style takes a little getting used to, but McCarthy will grab you by the heart and just wrench.It was especially hard to read some of those scenes being a parent.

^ This.

I enjoyed the book much more on my second read, about a year after I first read it. Mainly because I knew what to expect from the writing style the second time and I was able to get deeper into the story. Wrenching is right. Gawd!


Anybody Seen The Road? - Sigokat - 12-31-2009

Thanks, Gerald and Webby. Smile I'm almost finished with Bravo Two Zero so it looks like I'll start The Road next.